Dutch Action in Indonesia Sparks Fresh Crisis
Dewitt Mackenzie reports that Dutch moves against the Indonesian republic fuel a new crisis in Asia. Nehru argues European imperialism must end. India’s freedom is linked to ending colonial rule. Britain’s grant of independence acknowledged. Dutch plan to form a commonwealth faces skepticism.
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Jawahari D Nehru
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India
Far East
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Pakistan
Burma
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Ge mineral health tonic urged with refund guarantee
An advertisement encourages readers to buy GEO MINERAL at drug stores and use it for one week. It promises a full refund if not 100 percent better regardless of prior illness or medicines tried, claiming it may improve vitality. Retail price is one bottle 1.10 dollars and six bottles for 6.00.
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Seaside Dwellers Grieve Lost Wood Source
Seaside residents lament lack of wood fuel after a major Pacific storm washed ashore hundreds of logs and snags. Officials say enough wood remains to last through winter. Kent tree surgeons rely on 300 miles of rope annually for climbs and rescues.
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ACL Discontinues Washington Vandemere Passenger Service
The State Utilities Commission granted Atlantic Coast Line's request to discontinue passenger rail service between Washington and Vandemere. In eight months the line carried 46 one way and 17 return passengers, earning $20.34. no protests were filed. The service was on a mixed passenger and freight train.
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Dutch move in Indonesia deepens the struggle for independence
The Netherlands insists on safeguarding its East Indies investments and 75 million natives while aiming for an interim federal government. The Indonesian republic resists, several governments support unity, and Dutch military action has sparked UN concern as the security council weighs a solution. Royal Air Force reports low takeup of campaign stars and war medals among eligible Britons.
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Indonesia
Java
Sumatra
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Paris
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Hitler Leaves Few Namesakes
A Vienna survey shows parents avoid the name Adolf after the Nazi era. Nordic names like Horst Dieter and Siegfried were favored by 100 per cent Nazis, while non Nazis rejected Adolf. Now Austrians favor Franz Josef Leopold Karl and Hans for boys and avoid Karin and Edda for girls.
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Dieter
Siegfried
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Franz
Josef
Leopold
Karl
Hans
Karin
Edda
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